Italian > Reading > Ages 0-4
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Italian > Reading > Ages 5-7
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Italian > Reading > Adolescent/Adult
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Used on its own or to supplement any course for intermediate or advanced students, "Contesti italiani" is subtitled "Viaggio nell'italiano contemporaneo attraverso i testi" and introduces students to ...
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For intermediate and advanced students, "Come leggere" focuses on the development of skimming, scanning, inferring, predicting and speed reading skills, using a whole range of integrated activities. T...
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Ideal for students seeking easy access to Italian literature, this textbook is based on literary texts taken from the works of some of the best-known Italian authors to date (incl. Ginzburg; Eco; Calv...
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This text introduces students to 15 of the most famous arias by composers such as Mozart, Rossini, Verdi, Puccini, Mascagni, and Leoncavallo. Each aria is paraphrased into modern Italian in order to a...
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Devised to accompany any classroom or self-study language course, "Letture in corso" can be used both to practise and to develop reading skills, with particular emphasis on lexical analysis and compr...
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"Letture in gioco" is composed of dynamic and stimulating units organised around authentic and imaginative texts ranging in diversity from newspaper articles and regulations to e-mails and telephone m...
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This innovative series allows students with a good knowledge of Italian to improve their reading and writing skills while simultaneously analysing some of the most famous fables written by Italo Calvi...
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A thorough activity book, "Primi piani sugli italiani" maximises comprehension in reading skills by making the process of reading interesting, instructive and, above all, active. As such, many of the ...
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"Quante storie!" is a collection of writings by contemporary Italian authors. The passages have been selected from books and a few poems, and give a flavour of the literature that has come from Italy ...
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"Raccontare il novecento" is an interesting text which allows intermediate to advanced level students to become more creative in their use of Italian by studying extracts from the work of Buzzati, Cal...
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